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Back from my adventure. Went to LA, LV, NY, and stayed in SF for a few days for fun.

supreme hats

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why do you need.......??

do you collect?

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I am so high, I spent so much time on this:

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Hahaha .. this is what Crillz is gonna be handing in for all of his art school projects.

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HOW BIZARRE!

I love how the rear brake is photoshopped off the bike, but the friggin hood is still there, making it look retarded. Wow, you're EXTRA cool when you ride a fixie with 2 brakes, but then photoshop them off!

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I love how the rear brake is photoshopped off the bike, but the friggin hood is still there, making it look retarded. Wow, you're EXTRA cool when you ride a fixie with 2 brakes, but then photoshop them off!

dummy brake hoods are pretty common, actually, cmyke. if you're riding with a front brake only and you're using a traditional road lever, having a dummy hood on the opposite side gives you a third option for hand placement (tops, drops and hoods). you'll also notice that there are no cable stops or guides leading to the rear brake boss, so it's unlikely the frame is even able to accommodate a rear brake w/o zip ties and tapping a hole in the frame...

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27mw from cultizm. I've been wanting this shirt for quite a while now. Good thing I held out for a small and avoided the retarded shipping from aeroleather. Fits perfect. To my door in Oklahoma in about 1.5 days. Amazing!

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-ann demeulemeester "nubby" wool vest

-ann demeulemeester draped pocket vest

-ann demeulemeester bondage pants (my life is more complete now)

-martin margiela double wallet

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27mw from cultizm. I've been wanting this shirt for quite a while now. Good thing I held out for a small and avoided the retarded shipping from aeroleather. Fits perfect. To my door in Oklahoma in about 1.5 days. Amazing!

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Post pics of fit please!!

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dummy brake hoods are pretty common, actually, cmyke. if you're riding with a front brake only and you're using a traditional road lever, having a dummy hood on the opposite side gives you a third option for hand placement (tops, drops and hoods). you'll also notice that there are no cable stops or guides leading to the rear brake boss, so it's unlikely the frame is even able to accommodate a rear brake w/o zip ties and tapping a hole in the frame...

Snuggle, I see a lot of bikes without any breaks at all and I always wondered how they stop. I think these bikes look really cool, but don't understand how they stop. Do people just use their feet against the tire or something? Sorry it may be a stupid question :confused:

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Most often the sleeves are too short on smalls for me, but the measurements on cultizm reassured me a small would be fine.

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Snuggle, I see a lot of bikes without any breaks at all and I always wondered how they stop. I think these bikes look really cool, but don't understand how they stop. Do people just use their feet against the tire or something? Sorry it may be a stupid question :confused:

Lastemp3ror - this wikipedia article should explain everything for you.

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dummy brake hoods are pretty common, actually, cmyke. if you're riding with a front brake only and you're using a traditional road lever, having a dummy hood on the opposite side gives you a third option for hand placement (tops, drops and hoods). you'll also notice that there are no cable stops or guides leading to the rear brake boss, so it's unlikely the frame is even able to accommodate a rear brake w/o zip ties and tapping a hole in the frame...
Lastemp3ror - this wikipedia article should explain everything for you.

Ah, I see how it works now. Thanks!

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dummy brake hoods are pretty common, actually, cmyke. if you're riding with a front brake only and you're using a traditional road lever, having a dummy hood on the opposite side gives you a third option for hand placement (tops, drops and hoods). you'll also notice that there are no cable stops or guides leading to the rear brake boss, so it's unlikely the frame is even able to accommodate a rear brake w/o zip ties and tapping a hole in the frame...

Poor cmyke. Granted I am a newbie when it comes to FG, I wouldn't have made such a damning accusation if I didn't' know what I was talking about.

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Most often the sleeves are too short on smalls for me, but the measurements on cultizm reassured me a small would be fine.

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That's a good fit. What's ur weight/height? I ordered an S from cultizm too, but I'm afraid it might be kinda wide.

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125lbs, 5'10". My shoulders are about 17.5" across and sometimes smalls are too narrow in the shoulder, but the shoulders in this one are spot on.

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Hahaha .. this is what Crillz is gonna be handing in for all of his art school projects.

bitch thiz what got me INTO art school :o

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why do you need.......??

do you collect?

Cause he obviously can't wear the same hat everyday... He needs to look FRESH!!

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Got this for me & my baby for our anniversary...season san francisco broadway tickets...

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and the most anticipated tony award winning broadway musical

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Thanks to: Winq, Chim, and the nice lady at TNT

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